The document discusses the rules for proper recitation (waqaf) in the Quran. It provides 12 types of waqaf signs in Arabic along with their meanings and examples from Quranic verses. The types of waqaf include obligatory stops, recommended stops, permissible stops, and special recitation styles like elongations and pauses. It also outlines general guidelines for waqaf based on the last letter of words, such as treating words ending with sukun differently from those ending with vowels.
The document discusses the rules for proper recitation (waqaf) in the Quran. It provides 12 types of waqaf signs in Arabic along with their meanings and examples from Quranic verses. The types of waqaf include obligatory stops, recommended stops, permissible stops, and special recitation styles like elongations and pauses. It also outlines general guidelines for waqaf based on the last letter of words, such as treating words ending with sukun differently from those ending with vowels.
The document discusses the rules for proper recitation (waqaf) in the Quran. It provides 12 types of waqaf signs in Arabic along with their meanings and examples from Quranic verses. The types of waqaf include obligatory stops, recommended stops, permissible stops, and special recitation styles like elongations and pauses. It also outlines general guidelines for waqaf based on the last letter of words, such as treating words ending with sukun differently from those ending with vowels.
The document discusses the rules for proper recitation (waqaf) in the Quran. It provides 12 types of waqaf signs in Arabic along with their meanings and examples from Quranic verses. The types of waqaf include obligatory stops, recommended stops, permissible stops, and special recitation styles like elongations and pauses. It also outlines general guidelines for waqaf based on the last letter of words, such as treating words ending with sukun differently from those ending with vowels.